A triangle has vertices, a, b, and c. Angle b is three times as large as angle A. Angle c is twelve more degrees then four times angle A

Question

A triangle has vertices, a, b, and c. Angle b is three times as large as angle A. Angle c is twelve more degrees then four times angle A. What is the simplified equation?

 

the measure of angle a, the smallest angle is_______ degrees.

 

the measure of angle b is _______ degrees.

 

the measure of angle c is ______ degrees. 

Answer 1

Angle B is three times as large as angle A, so:

3A = B

 

Angle C is twelve more degrees then four times angle A

C = 4A + 12

 

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